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Hoa Phu Commune Trade Union (Dak Lak province) organized the handover of 2 "Trade Union Shelter" houses to union members in difficult circumstances. Photo: Hoa Phu Commune Trade Union
Hoa Phu Commune Trade Union (Dak Lak province) organized the handover of 2 "Trade Union Shelter" houses to union members in difficult circumstances. Photo: Hoa Phu Commune Trade Union

Giving "Trade Union Shelter" houses to 2 union members in difficult circumstances in Dak Lak

LAM HỒNG (báo lao động) 08/10/2026 08:13 (GMT+7)

Dak Lak - Hoa Phu Commune Trade Union has just organized the handover of 2 "Trade Union Shelter" houses to union members in difficult circumstances working in Hoa Phu Industrial Park.

On October 7th, information from Hoa Phu Commune Trade Union said that the unit had just organized the handover of 2 "Trade Union Shelter" houses to 2 union members working at Thuy Kim Sinh Biological Factory in Hoa Phu Industrial Park.

Each house is supported with 70 million VND from the Fund to support union members, workers, civil servants, and laborers of the Dak Lak Provincial Trade Union.

Union member Nguyen Thi Thuy is in difficult circumstances, a single mother raising 3 children of school age and is the main breadwinner in the family. Previously, she and her children lived in a dilapidated temporary house.

With 70 million VND in support and family funds, Ms. Thuy built a level 4 house in Tan Hoa village. The house has a usable area of 110m2, brick floor, corrugated iron roof, with a total cost of about 350 million VND.

Similarly, Ms. Pham Thi Bich Van's house was built in Phu Thai village on an area of 100m2 given by her parents. From 70 million VND of support from the trade union organization and accumulated money, she built a house with a total cost of 300 million VND.

At the handover ceremony, Mr. Nguyen Duc Thu - Deputy Director of Thuy Kim Sinh Biological Factory - thanked the Provincial Labor Federation and Hoa Phu Commune Trade Union for promptly supporting union members in difficult circumstances.

He hopes that in the coming time, more union members will be supported to build "Trade Union Homes", thereby stabilizing their lives and being assured of working.

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